Very beautiful building. Went to the GMC for some documents. The staff was very polite and extremely helpful from the moment I entered till the moment I left. The building itself was stunning architecturally, very clean, very beautiful.

Open city square with good space to sit n chat. Lots of food joints ..arabica was really good. It was good to watch people during lunch time..london spirit

Nice looking place. Very open and nice vibe. Great coffee bars. Vegan options too.

A nice open space area with a lot hoping on superb decorations perhaps private though .

Wow...really smart area. Lots of places to eat and drink coffee...or cocktails. In the heart of Euston....so close to the choc a bloc main road but....sooo tranquil with beautiful beds of ferns and quirky plants! And....of course....it leads to the Black Sheep....a super coffee house and cocktail bar.....

Regent's Place is a mixed use business and retail and (from 2010) residential quarter on the north side of Euston Road in the London Borough of Camden. The site is also bounded by Osnaburgh Street to the west, Longford and Drummond Streets to the north, and Hampstead Road to the east. Regent's Place was developed by British Land from an earlier speculative property development 'Euston Centre' that included Euston Tower one of the first high-rise office developments in the West End. The tower is at the south western corner of the Regent's Place estate. The 'Euston Centre' scheme was developed between 1962 and 1972 designed by Sidney Kaye. Originally the scheme was for a series of medium rise blocks but to create space for underpass and road junction the LCC gave approval for the high-rise Euston Tower.

It's a business place... not much else to say. They make it look nice at Christmas. Nearest tube stations are Warren Street, Euston Square, Great Portland Street and Regents Park. Euston station is less than 10 minute walk away. St Pancreas and Kings Cross are about 15 min walk away. Oxford Street is about 10-15 walk away too. Lots of places to eat in close vicinity but not many shops unless you go to one of the places mentioned above. It does have places like Sainsbury's, Lidl and Tesco though. UCL hospital is nearby.

A wonderfully vibrant space during the week when it is filled with those who work in the many businesses situated there. It has a calendar of events throughout the year and some notable places to eat and drink. I watched the construction of many of the stunning office buildings and, on a recent return to The Refinery for lunch, I was still struck by the beauty of the architectural landscape. At the weekends it can be almost deserted but the almost constant wind blowing around the base of the Euston Tower and the sound of the traffic passing by on the Marylebone Rd/Euston Rd mean that it is rarely silent.

Modern well locted building, with close proximity to Great portland street station and the beautiful Regents park. Euson is not too far from this building

Nice square nearby the office. Some social area is here, surrounded by high buildings and. Cute one, especially after renovation

Interesting place. Narrow streets and tall buildings

Great spot in the heart of London. Some great building, cafes and restaurants. Good to take a moment out of the hustle and bustle off central London and the Euston area. Worth a wonder though rather than on the main roads.

Went to Santander to see the new branch, I was definitely impressed with the staff team and their impressive service. The tasty coffee from the new coffee shop inside. Overall, it looks like a great concept in that location. Good luck, guys.

I visit Regent's Place several times a year, for an review with my fund managers. And this is my favourite noodle and sushi joint. Always packed with office workers in the neighbourhood. If I can't find a seat 💺 I would help myself in the beautiful square in Regent's Place. In summer, there is a giant screen in the Square. You can enjoy Wimbledon, Olympics, and, hopefully the Fifa World Cup 2018 from Russia in June. And you can watch it free too. Please join the hundreds of office workers and local residents to cheer for England.Who knows, Harry Kane may even bring the Cup home. Keeping my fingers crossed.

I don't remember visiting but looks nice from the outside.

A good place to have your mid day lunch and relax under the sun ( subject to availability)

I was passing by when there was a protest. Sadly I couldn't photograph every corner of this place.